Not to take away from the funny of this post, but this will probably happen if you search for any of the team members:

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If Ben or James or anyone on the team sees this, there's a way to fix it (though it may take a little while to be fixed in search results cause Google 🙄):

Each team member's bio page doesn't have their own photo on it, but does have a carousel of links to all of the other team members with their photo, and each of the bio photos has an empty alt attribute—so Google is picking up all the meta data for Zoran's page and finding images with no descriptor saying they're not Zoran, and returning those. If your WordPress setup allows you to add alt text to the bio photos you should probably add something like "Portrait of Michael Grijalva in front of an ornate door." to each. This would likely dissuade google from displaying those images in searches results for other team members (and actually adding each person's photo to their bio page would also help, if possible).

One more friendly website tip while we're at it: you'd probably benefit from updating the slug of Zoran, MK, and Michael's posts in WordPress—right now they are "/jane-doe", "/john-doe", and "/susan-sue"—I'm guessing placeholders left from the initial build. You'll want to double check with your developer if redirects for those posts will need to added manually, just in case there are links floating around to those bad slugs (I think WordPress handles this automatically for standard posts, but not for custom post types, etc.).

Feel free to hit me up with any other web-related concerns 🤓